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5.7.2 running-config
The switch configuration that it is currently running with is also stored in flash, in a file called running-config. If
any changes are made to the switch configuration from the time it starts up it will be contained in this file. This
running information can be saved as the default starup configuration by using the write command. The
configuration parameters in the running config and are accessed through the various CLI commands.
Below is an example of what the switch running configuration looks like showing changes from the default
values:
JFTP0Z1_console# show running-config
{
"Default Logging":
{
"components":
{
"API": false,
"Mapping": true,
"OFDB": true,
"datapath": true
},
"level": 4
},
"Management Interface":
{
"dhcp": false,
"ip address": "172.25.11.94/27",
"ip gateway": "172.25.11.254"
},
"OpenFlow Controller":
{
"connection max retries": 0,
"connection retry interval": 5000,
"enabled": true,
"ip address": "172.25.11.93",
"ip port": 6633,
"periodic echo ms": 10000,
"priority": 0,
"protocol version": "OpenFlow 1.3.4",
"reset echo count": 3,
"tls": false
},
"Remote Syslog":
{
"enabled": true,
"ip address": "172.25.11.93",
"ip port": 514
},
"SSH Service":
{
"enabled": false
},
"Telnet Service":
{
"enabled": true
},
"password": "9CAE2CCD86E7E9EFE4DF7AA04A6F5609BF0956A23425311954FC88C5E413B635"
}